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Pre-Lab Exercise 14-2 Peripheral Nerve Anatomy Labl and color the periphcral ncrve Uixgram in Figure 14.1 with the terms from Exercise 14-1 (p 3671. Usc Your text and Excrcis /4- thts UTIIL fur releretke FKGURE 14.1 Anatont periphcral ncrve 362 Exploring Anatomy Physiology in the Laboratory

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I'd like to say hello to everyone. Let's look at the question here. In this question, we are going to look at the structure of the peripheral nervous system. The P. N. S. System is the peripheral nervous system. This is the full part. So this is here. Correct, it is representing the spinal cord. The spine cord is here. And from the back of the head? This is the part that is here. This part is lower. The nerves come from the lower portion. Correct, it is motor fiber. There is a motor here. They are generating sensory fibers from the upper portion. We can say that the sensory fibers are getting out here and that they are the peripheral knobs over here. The related is represented by this. This is not connected to anything. Yes, over here. Right, right? This is where the ending part is located. Right, right? We have the endings over there. Right, right? They are the fibers. They represent the fibers over here. It's fibers like this. Right, right? The peripheral nerves have motor endings. Motor endings are what they are over here. Right, right? The motor endings are getting at the fibers. Right, right? The signal will be coming from the motor end which will be sending it towards the action. We can say that it can be any organ. There's any tissue here. So, we have sensory fibers. There are motor fibers clustered over here. The cluster here is representing the endings over here. They are representing the Schwann cells, right? The Schwann cells are the nerves. These are the Schwann cells, right? They are going to be going to a fiber if they take zones. There is a muscular fiber and they are going to attach themselves to it.

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